. >> good afternoon, bruce wills, a neighborhood of the san francisco clean energy advocates with the rest of my colleagues here. i just wanted to say that mr. freed's report was spot on. everything he said and how he presented it with the analysis and rational around things, i think is exactly where we are today and how we should be moving forward. equally want to commend kim malcolm on the work she's doing and having somebody focus at the puc is important but we have to make sure there are no obstacles for her and she needs that commitment from the agency in order to be able to move forward. the discussion around the opt out, i think how to mayor presented it is very species, we need to maintain the way it is. this is the promise of what government is supposed to do, provide real services to the residents and the economy. if people want the choice to opt out of it, that's their choice. that's how to law is created. i think it's an important point to stand on and solid and i think it's an important point. i also want to report that where i work in marine, in our business we are payin

. >> bruce will be in his own apartment soon. he's one of the 220 taken off the streets of new orleans. >> i can do i. i know it in my heart i can work and i'm going to work, you know. i just need somebody to give me a chance. >> for now, he's just happy for the chance to have a home. aljazeera, new orleans. >> several members of congress are push to go make the 13 victims of the fort hood shooting eligible for both military benefits and the purple heart. the so-called honoring the fort hood heroes act as a terrorist attack. right now, that rampage which killed 13 and injured 32 is labeled as workplace violence. that means the victims and their families are receiving reduced benefits. last month, nidal hasan was sentenced to die for his crimes. >> it wouldn't be labor day without a parade. ♪ ♪ >> thousand us danced to the beat of a caribbean camp visual new york, and in sports, the baltimore ravens, the superbowl champion baltimore ravens prepare for a run at another superbowl championship. same champs as english and arabic chann

. >> reporter: soon bruce will be in his own apartment.e's one of the 220 taken off the streets of new orleans. >> i can do it. i know it in my heart i can work, and i'm going to work, you know. i just need somebody to give me a chance. >> reporter: for now he's just happy for the chance to have a home. >>> from the big easy to the big apple where it was a very busy day at the u.s. open. here's all the headlines in sports. >> the defending men's champion andy murray on center court today and he sparkled and advanced to the round of 16. late last night roger federer punched a stick into the fourth round, because the 17-time major champion dominated adrian in straight sets. federer is moving on and will next face tommy. we'll have more on serena williams later in sports. ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm dale walters in new york city. >>> syrian refugees are still fleeing across the border into northern iraq. the u.n. says 52,000 people have arrived since officials relaxed the border controls there on august 14th. those numbers are expec

and we're also working -- >> opening might is a film called nebraska with bruce concern. >> and will forte from saturday night live and 30 rock it's only 1 of 2 opening films. the other 1 is the book thieves. no 1 has seen this film except for us. it stars jeffrey rush -g-e-o-f-f-r-e-yrush. and she was in a film. she's a fantastic actress. and we're doing a tribute to jeffrey rush. it's going to be a lot of fun. >> you have ben stiller and dark dark fanning. >> our closing film is the seek let life of walter -- ben stiller will be there. >> he's in that, isn't he. >> and he directs it. >> if you give somebody an award, that you have got to show up, don't they? woody allen, just giving him an award for just showing up and getting on the plane. this year, using the lacker theater. >> the 2nd week we'll be using the lacker theater. -l-a-r-ktheater. >> mill valley has 3 screens mill valley film festival, thursday october third and runs through the 13th. if you want tickets get them fast. >>> this is kp ix 5 news. >>> the father of a dodgers fan stabbed to death in san francisco gets read

turning to the international side, bruce will amplify some of these points. is a mixed one. i will conclude by saying rather than getting into individual places, because bruce candela some of that, one of the wildcards -- which include the report was five wildcards. as congressman hamilton pointed out, there are two interpretations of what is going on and bruce and i debated this in the course of this report which is, al qaeda central is basically on life support. i think there's little debate about that. 33 of the leaders of al qaeda have been killed in drone strikes in pakistan just under obama. the leader of al qaeda appointed a yemeni to become his number , the bench month ago in pakistan is basically more than decimated. it is almost empty. that is one interpretation. you can also make the interpretation that things are looking pretty good for al qaeda because of the 5 factors or could look pretty good because of the following five factors. first of all, what happened in egypt, the fact there was a military coup against an elected muslim brotherhood government, we were a

she won't get a new chance at immunity, but alexander's lawyer bruce zimet says his client will get a chance to be heard. "she's ecstatic; she can't wait to get back with her family and to be vindicated." i'm ed payne reporting. the office of the florida state attorney for duval county says alexander's conviction "was reversed on a legal technicality." "do you want fries with that" won't be your only option at mcdonalds next year. the restaurant chain will start to offer side salads at no additional cost in value meals in 2014. it's part of a partnership between the fast food giant and the clinton foundation. they will also make water, milk and juice the beverage that comes with a happy meal. mcdonald's says these new changes will happen in 20 major markets around the world and will be fully implemented by 2020. the orioles may not be heading to the offseason this year... but that's not stopping the team from ending the year on a good note... how they sent fans home happy last night. ((break 1)) map 40 maop green map health care exchanges... open next week answering many of the common

believe it or not, we will bruce you to a chef who lost more than 30 pounds and sharing his >> mixed news on the housing market. let's check in with cnbc for more on that and the rest of the business news. good morning. >> wall street has little change as they digest the latest data. new home sales gained 7.9%. holding near the lowest level all year. mortgage applications rose and interest rates declined. the dow up 27 points and the nasdaq up nine points midday. they remain cautious as the house prepares to meet and debate the debt ceiling and a shut down looms. it is costing tloesz fill up the gas tank. gasoline has been dropping for 23 days, sliding to the lowest level since january. they are 35 cents less than this time last year. figures show in washington you are playing about $3.60 per gallon for regular. if you have a problem with the ereader, kindal fire tablet can get you help quickly. it has what's known as a may day button. the new devices are faster and lighter than models and have more pixels and they are a little bit pricey. that's the latest business news. send it bac

on to the international side, bruce will amplify these points, the picture is a mixed one.-ill conclude by saying bruce can deal with individual places -- one of the wildcards. we conclude the report with five wildcards. ofre are two interpretations what is going on now. bruce and i debated this, al qaeda central, that attacked us on 9/11 is basically on life- support. there is debate about that. under president obama, 33 leaders of al qaeda have been killed in drone strikes in pakistan. one of the reasons that ayman -- the bench in pakistan is more than decimated. it is almost m.d.. empty. you can also interpret that things are looking pretty good. because of the following five factors -- what happened in egypt, the fact that there was a military coup against an elected muslim brotherhood government -- we are all very focused on syria , but in a way this is more important. centralrms al qaeda's narrative, that you should not get involved in elections, that the muslim brotherhood has engaged in elections against islam and will fail. the crusaders and their allies will never

leaders are violating federal law and then maybe the congress to decide if there will be consequences. bruce johnson, wusa9. >> congress has constitutional authority over the district of columbia. so in the past when federal workers were sent home, the mayor was required to keep d.c. workers off the job as well. mayor gray says that while congress has ultimate authority over the district's budget, 6 billion of those dollars are raised locally from d.c. citizens and city services. >>> right now the top two candidates for governor in virginia are squaring off in their first primetime debate. the latest polls show democrat terry mcauliffe is building a bit of a lead over his republican challenger ken cuccinelli thanks mainly to female voters. tonight's debate is at the fairfax chamber of commerce. our peggy fox will have highlights at 11:00. >>> now to kenya where the fbi is collecting fingerprints and dna to help determine the identities and nationalities of the terrorists and their victims in the nairobi shopping mall. authorities are denying the terrorist claims they used chemical weapons to

will agree to the republican's terms. the stalemate continues. of course, bruce, monday at midnight, that's when the shutdown will officially begin. we're live in the satellite center, ken molestina, wusa9. >> okay, ken, thanks a lot for that. tourism pours in billions of dollars into the local economy. if the government shuts down, tourists might stay away. hotels and restaurants would feel the pinch, and of course, local governments could lose millions, if not billions of taxes. >> as we do towards all the national parks. if i'm not working, i'm going to be at home and it's going to hurt. >> reporter: this new york bus driver wants to remain anonymous. he brings visitors to d.c. by the bus load at least three times a week. for >> you know we need to put food on the table and pay rent. >> we're going to have to improvise. pointing things out, making the best of the situation. >> by shutting down these museums, we're going to lose all of our clients. >> reporter: james dupree has been a bus driver for nearly four decades. busing people on historic tours and inter

here in this case, and bruce i think will support me, the instructions completely shifted the burden of proof. and somebody's left there the night before the closing argument saying wait a second here, now i got to prove beyond a reasonable doubt? all of a sudden i've got to do what traditionally for 200 years what the prosecutor had to do. >> so the attorney couldn't tailor his case in any way. >> absolutely not. >> because the instructions came so late. >> plus the thing that just irks me about this and why i get so kind of apopleptic about it. this is where a prosecutor's supposed to use their discretion. this is where a proper holds all the cards. the defense does not have -- contrary to what they think, the defense is not unlimited. the prosecution's got the unlimited budget. the prosecute can charge you to death in any case. they need to ex ersize their discretion and say those little boys are not the victim here of marissa alexander. the little boys are the victims of angela corey for this grocery overcharging, asking for -- she says, well, i offered three years state prison i

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as for any disease i've ever had, i haven't had any as anyone who knows me will tell you, i am bruces. i've been run over twice and not had a broken bone. and that's true. having said that, is this a good thing? i identify with the character in kingpin who at one point drinks his own urine. when asked by woody hair rel son who says how is life? it's taking a long time. >> i saw that film. i didn't know it was urine. >> yes. he said is it bad to drink your own urine and he's like, yeah, it is. >> gandhi did it every single day. >> and look at him. he's a man baby. >> there is still plenty to talk about with our guests so don't you go anywhere. go to foxnews.com/redeye. [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. the house caught fire and

here in this case, and bruce i think will support me, the instructions completely shifted the burdenf proof. and somebody's left there the night before the closing argument saying wait a second here, now i got to prove beyond a reasonable doubt? all of a sudden i've got to do what traditionally for 200 years what the prosecutor had to do. >> so the attorney couldn't tailor his case in any way. >> absolutely not. >> because the instructions came so late. >> plus the thing that just irks me about this and why i get so kind of apopleptic about it. this is where a prosecutor's supposed to use their discretion. this is where a proper holds all the cards. the defense does not have -- contrary to what they think, the defense is not unlimited. the prosecution's got the unlimited budget. the prosecute can charge you to death in any case. they need to ex ersize their discretion and say those little boys are not the victim here of marissa alexander. the little boys are the victims of angela corey for this grocery overcharging, asking for -- she says, well, i offered three years state prison in

tom corbett's health department against the courthouse official, montgomery county register of wills brucear hanes has issued 164 licenses. >>: unfortunately one person died along from this fire. you could see fire officials are still on the scene. let's show you video from earlier this morning. fire officials said live there ride on the scene just after 330 they found a trailer fully engulfed in flames. once they put out the fire they found what person dead inside. neighbors say it is an elderly woman who several people tried to rescue. >>: it was stupid because she held out no i'm not ok so we were all trying to break the windows and try to get an and my friend broke free front door and we couldn't get man and she had locked on the door. it locks on the door. you could barely get in. >>: never say it took the fire department 15 or 20 minutes to our ride here it appears some of the residents of believe someone else called by 11 so perhaps there was some confusion. you could see the burned out trailer here. they will work to determine the cause of the fire. at the corner has yet to arrive

his name is bruce heyman and if confirmed he will be joining the administration not as a career politician or a foreign service officer but a career investment banker. he is a golden -- goldman sachs investor making his money as a managing director for the private wealth management group. what kinds of qualifications does he have that merits the top dip the medic spot? according to canadian newspapers, he has done trade in canada. with the country being his regional focus. there is one other small qualification that is important to note. he has been one of obama's top bundlers are fundraisers for his presidential campaigns. both bruce heyman and his wife started giving to obama in 2007 and even hosted a fundraiser in their home that year. during the 2012 campaign they took it one step further by serving on obama's national finance committee. together they collect it and contributed $1.7 million to th'. as a thank you for that support he got an ambassadorship. according to a bloomberg report released this summer, these donor turned ambassador appointments are becoming standard practice in w

and so i hope that you will listen today to bruce, and the rest of the neighbors and not allow this building to go forward. and i thank you very much for your consideration. >> any other speakers in support of the dr requestor? >> >> seeing none, project sponsor? >> my name is robert admonds and i am the architect working on behalf of the project sponsor and i want to thank you the commissioners for the time and consideration on this project and i would like to thank the staff who we worked closely with over the last couple of years on this project. as i mentioned it has been a couple of years, and we have met many times with the dr requestor, and we have also had all of the required identifications in terms of the preapplication meetings with the neighbors and also the 311 notification. we have not had any contact at all with any of the neighbors except for the dr requestor, and over the last couple of years in this project. and as of late, the dr requestor has drummed up support from the neighbors, for this, or for his first cause and i think that in many ways he has misrepresented the pro

bruce johnson, wusa9. >> the cfo said he will not authorize checks to be written for nonessential city workers during a shutdown. that is unless the attorney general says it can be done legally. >> another story we are following for you. a deadly siege now appears to be over. the country's president says forces have defeated the terrorist who killed more than 60 people at the west gate mall. five of the militants are dead. 11 others are in custody. the terror group is claiming responsibility, calling it revenge for kenyan attacks on their group. eyewitnesses say at least one of the attackers was a woman. also, kenya's foreign minister claims two were american, although u.s. officials say they have not been able to confirm that. >> we don't say europeans and americans, because we are not weak. and we're saying to them, you should tell the kenyans to stop their aggression if you want to be safe. >> we should destroy the essential character of our society. kenya endured, kenya endures. >> kenya's president says three floors of the mall have collapsed and there are bodies still trapped in

so we know we will be open and we continue to make the case, bruce, that we're not a federal agency. we're not a department. >> mr. mayor, you pointed this out the city has already suffered because of the sequester cuts. should the federal government should down, what's likely to be the result with sales taxes of the city government? >> the overall impact to the city could be about $6 million a day, which is a heavy hit for us, and obviously will have a profound influence on the dollars available to us heading into the new fiscal year. >> there's no way to make that up, right, $6 million a day? how do you make that up? >> no. i don't see how we make it up at all. maybe we'll get more people coming into the city to visit. maybe we'll get more people we think moving into the city, but there's no way that i know of that we can make up those dollars. >> mr. mayor, talk to me about essential workers and homeland security. you've got that massive responsibility here. the navy yard shooting is still on our minds. what about protecting the city, your ultimate responsibility, how do we look t

bruce johnson, wusa9. >> district cfo said he will not authorize checks to be written for nonessential city employees during a shutdown unless the city's attorney general says it can be done legally. >>> president obama is back in washington this morning. he returned from united nations general assembly in new york city. at that meeting the president called for a security council resolution to secure syria's chemical weapons and despite expectations, denot meet with iranian president hassan rouhani. a meeting between the two men would have been too complicated for rouhani back home. >>> gunshots could be heard from guest gate mall in -- west gate mall in nairobi but it wasn't from terrorists. it came from tennian forces sweeping through -- tennian forces -- kenyan forces sweeping through the mall. >> security is still tight and getting tighter here at home as well. >> reporter: a large plume of smoke rose from kenya's west gate mall wednesday morning. security forces report there could still be terrorists or booby traps inside thing about even -- building even though kenyan's president insists all the attac

façade as the organizers also revealed the plane will travel to russia's extreme peaks on what they say is the longest relay ever europe's highest mountain el brucethe bottom of lake baikal and even the north pole will all named on the ridge associate organizing committee president dmitri china shank it how did i do that the torch is to some of the future parents. while newly elected international olympic committee president thomas back says those such a games are his top priority after the fifty nine year old german won the ballots in argentina to form a fence that is the ninth i.o.c. boss and also the first olympic champion to head the organization. sure when i go to lowe's on the next it used to be. there when president is going over to me the files of. the top five will be will be sochi and i will be very happy. to try to work there for it with salty you know to make it a great success and finally with the winter sports season about to get underway the russian snowboarding team are making their final preparations and hoping that american born star vic wild can help lead his adopted country to gold in such a. snowboarding has only been one big

. >> a couple is waking up safe and sound after they will were saved from a fire. bruce wood noticed smoke coming out of their home. he called 911 and checked the front door. he began banging on the back door screaming to try to wake the occupants up. >> we just woke up to beating and banging and screaming at the door. >> they were a little dazed and confused. they were able to get the dogs to come out. so everybody was out safe. >> yesterday, baltimore county gave him a hero pin, and honor given out very few times. a school bus driver remains in stable condition. 35 kids are a little shaken up. it happened on davis road in waldorf. police say most of the students were taken to the hospital just as a precaution. >> the baltimore city school system has agreed to extend the current contract with the teachers union. the union says the contract is paying off for a good number of teachers but remains a work in progress. >> all in all, contractors work and there are still some things we are working on. this is a new path. we are able to step over them. >> is starting salary is

handsome, charming, i think he will be a good bruce wayne. a big part of batman. questions later, hey i hear they're doing an elvis remake, you should play elvis. i said no, no, no, that would be like playing batman. >> jimmy: ha-ha. that would be a weird thing to do. don't play elvis in any of the stuff. let's talk about the album. you made so many songs that you have to split it into two albums, true? >> that is true to. me it is a double album, originally we were going to try to put a double album out. but we thought it could be more interesting to -- kind of stagger the release. >> jimmy: how are the albums different from each other? they have different songs on them. >> that's a big part. >> jimmy: different tracks. wouldn't that be -- the same album with new art work. >> yeah. >> jimmy: oops. call it oops. >> but they are -- are they different from one another? >> yes, when we cam e up with te idea to stagger the release and put it in two parts. if i put a record out in march. put a record out in september to complete the project. you know, i could describe

. >> i know in real life ben affleck will not rescue me. >> bruce willis did the rescuing. >> why can'toncentrate on its 3-d printers that make pizzas and talk skepticss into the fact that climate change exists. >> climate change has been flat for 15 years of. >> see nasa's website. >> bbc says they have been flat for 15 years. >> i am with america by saying nasa is great. >> but nasa is wrong on this. but they are wrong on the asteroid. you tried to sneak in an incorrect piece of information. >> joe are you sad this won't happen until 2021 aka not in your lifetime? >> i am sad. these guys -- i can tell them how to get away with it. if you are worried that snagging a rock in space is illegal just do what i have seen schulz do in the east village when he is trying to snag a rock and the cops show up. >> at least you said rock. >> joe, that was the basis of my question to bill. >> bill, what is there is something evil in the asteroid? >> that sounds more plausible than this. this sounds like an instruction coyote gave acme to get the road runner. nothing about this sounds real. this sound

as for any disease i've ever had, i haven't had any as anyone who knows me will tell you, i am bruce. i've been run over twice and not had a broken bone. and that's true. having said that, is this a good thing? i identify with the character in kingpin who at one point drinks his own urine. when asked by woody hair rel son who says how is life? it's taking a long time. >> i saw that film. i didn't know it was urine. >> yes. he said is it bad to drink your own urine and he's like, yeah, it is. >> gandhi did it every single day. >> and look at him. he's a man baby. >> there is still plenty to talk about with our guests so don't you go anywhere. go to foxnews.com/redeye. t >>> did they bear their chests at some guys behest? the ukrainedirector of -- the director of the ukraine claims that victor is the mastermind behind the topless stunts. she tells the independent newspaper, quote, it's his movement and he hand picked the girls. he hand-picked the prettiest girls because the prettiest girls sell more papers. the prettiest girls get on the front page. that became their image. that became

bruce bochy announcing outfielder hunter pence will be named the 2013 award winner voted on by playersoaches. the award given annually to the player who best kpemplexemplifi mccovey. >> we didn't have enough depth. last year we seemly were able to overcome injury and lack of performance. we didn't do that this year. we didn't get any kind of life raft help outside from the minor leagues, whether that was the fifth starter or what we went through in center field and left field. so lack of depth became an issue. >> the grind that these guys have been through the last three years, it might have caught up with them. you know, they've really been going after it hard and, you know, maybe mentally and physically it caught up with them at times here. so, but we'll see. you know, they never stop. >>> all right. to football we go. 49ers rookie wide receiver patton sustained a fracture to his foot in thursday night's game, expected to miss four to six weeks recovering. he was the 49ers number two receiver. despite another tough loss to a player, head coach jim harbaugh proud of his team's effort.

will take a little walk. this guy's sick, huh? anything about it say bruce elridge to you? the smugness fits.never even say hello. so you didn't know him well. nah. you told 911 that you thought gail and her boyfriend were having a fight next door. i may speak. i never saw anyone else go insidthat apartment. what was your relationship with gail? good neighbors. good friends. maybe something could have blossomed if the world was laid out differently. so now you're flirting? you didn't say that five years ago. you asked about the 911 call, not my relationship with gail. did the noise from next door wake you, larry? i was up, working. ( the cranberries' "when you're gone" playing ) ♪ but i miss you when you're gone... ♪ ( muffled scream ) ♪ that is what i do ♪ ooh, yeah ♪ ba, ba, ba-by... ( clattering ) gail? what's going on in there? it sounds like more than reading. ( keypad beeping, line ringing ) operator: 911. i'm at 1832 sansom. i'm worried about my neighbor. that was heroic, making that call, larry. it was instinct. anyway, uh... the cops came, knocked, left. she was found dead the next d

liz: you will work, hank ratner, and bruce, hank runs msg.you ratner and ratner working together. >> we're not related but i call him cousin hank. we have a great rivalry, but at the end of the day he is good people. liz: you won something big on long island that is coliseum, which was down for the count, really gray at the temples, new york islander played there you are bringing islanders on barclay center, you won mid to revitalize nassau coliseum, we have a great picker of the hock team at barclay center and new, i love it locker room looks good. and there you go, team look at the media who came to see -- very rare to see a really old school hockey team like islanders make that move. you will make it hopefully comfortable for islander fans to long island, but what did the nassau coliseum? >> this will be great, i mean that it will be right up there with barclays, nassau and the area have almost 3 million people, a lot to do, a lot of activity, a great audience, great people, 30 million cars pass by that every year it has to look beautiful,

will not cause us pain? there is a lot of people out there we can work with. >> bruce? [laughter] >> jeremy says where to start. let me start with the question asked before, protection of civilians, which i am afraid we have ignored, because there is a genuine humanitarian issue here. what the syrian people want is an end to the civil war. they do not care whether there are dead from chemicals or conventional weapons. part of the debate has become lost from reality in that sense. the best thing is an end to the war. is a cruise missile strike, being told by this administration, and we are told by the administration how many missiles are there -- where is it likely the syrian conflict will be six months after that? there is a consensus that it will be worse in six months. are there no really good options here? let me turn to the questions of allies. i mentioned earlier since 1970 the united states have had a hostile relationship with syria. there were two occasions when that was different. one was in 1990 when the saudis asked us to be the best friend of the syrians. the

bruce johnson, wusa9. >> district cfo has said he will not authorize checks to be written for nonessential city employees during a shutdown unless the city's attorney general says it can be done legally. joining me now to talk about the potential for a shutdown is coleen kelly. the president of the national treasury employee's union which represents federal workers. coleen, thanks for being here. sorry we weren't having the same conversation over and over again. in the shutdowns in the past, government workers could expect that they would have days off, they wouldn't be paid. eventually they would be made whole. that may not be the case this time. why? >> the last time it happened was in 1995 and '96. it happened because after the shutdown was over, congress voted and passed legislation to pay those employees. so it would take an act of congress to do that now. and this is a very different time and a very different congress. so, i am urging employees to not count on that. >> what are you telling them to do to prepare for this very prospect? >> we are asking them to contact their congressman and senators

bruce leshan, wusa9. >>> d.c. mayor vincent gray governments prince -- vincent gray says governments in d.c. will not close if there is a government shutdown deeming all government works he essential. >> our government will be open tomorrow and -- works essential. >> our government will be open tomorrow and it will be open for all workers whether we have the authority to use contingency or reserve funds that are available to our city, our own money i might add that, will last probably up to as much as 15 days. that is legally permissible. >> reporter: now information a lot of you are waiting for, a government shutdown will force about 800,000 federal workers here and elsewhere to be furloughed. that includes 400,000 civilian defense workers. these workers may get their pay back eventually when it's settled. there's no guarantee. the president, his appointees, members of congress, active duty military and anyone else working during the shutdown will get paid, although their paychecks may be delayed. those include federal workers who perform critical government functions and services, national secu

bruce, when we look at where the job growth will be in the future because that is what i think parents concerned about, investing in education in a way that their kids will eventually see a return on that, you know i think we have a chart that shows it here. in all occupations, job growth should be about 14%, maybe if we're lucky by the end of 2020. but you look at things like, system software developers, they're looking for 32% increase in jobs there. biomedical engineers, 62% in increase in jobs there. so how do you, with kid at a young age, channel them through your school into these fields in the future? does it matter if your kid has a natural aptitude for science and technology. can you retrain them? how do you do it? >> with metz starts at low grades. metz starts at 6th grade. as you mentioned it is parents that are key. the children will have the ability, they will have a natural ability. they sometimes will get lost in a big, large, public school district. messa: yes, they will. >> as with the mets charter school, being it is small, student population in total is around 480 st

bruce cats. >> well, we've about that here before there are disrush active technologies in the past where it will dmich employment so i don't want to by any stretch want to talk about rofbdz for certain kinds of work but if we focus as the mayor and a connie has focused about a very different kind of committee that's productive and innovative that's resilient; right? and we begin to talk about some of those issues like the shift to 0 lower carbon economy as giving cities and metz the first advantage i don't think we should be overly worried or concerned about this technical innovation and we went off course for a very long time by this is our wake up call this is the moment we need to understand what assets and advantages we have in the world and we need to max maximum misses their opportunity. if we can stay on that focus i think we can make up the jobs deficit about 10 million jobs in the country we can have quality jobs that can help a large portion of our youth make their way. let's embrace this technology for the world >> we have to he said it there bruce cats vice president of the metropoli

bruce why do like the dodgers? >> they have tremendous with their second half hour will be watching colorado's.r son, a friend of my sons, and then i get excited. personally, i will go for the nfl. >> and also, its sounds like you were complaining? >> thank you. >> and barry said i am so tired of you sang >> the politicians tell the truth. at least anthony wiener you can lafayette. >> okay.. >> you can -- laugh at. [camera shutter clicks] ah, that's perfect. all right, one more. one more, could i get-- look at me, and, uh... big smiles. ah, that's perfect. [camera clicks] yes, okay. um, we're gonna get a group shot. so i need you guys to come in with me. uh, i need the bridesmaids and the best men, please, if possible. [cell phone ringing] uh... excuse me. you're late. do you have it? all of it? good. shall we do this in the usual way? yeah, yeah. the spa will be fine. [sighs] five minutes. yeah, five minutes.

>> car cash will be closed for good. 35 years ago, bruce baron dreamt up car cash, a business that allows you to sell a used car for cash without all the hassle. the business thrived, making upwards of $50,000 a week, and bruce brought his sons jonathan and andrew into the company. >> nice to meet you. >> in 2007, the recession hit. the business tanked, and the family struggled to keep it profitable. >> my job is on the line. >> bruce passed away last year, making the situation even worse as the brothers mourn their father, struggle with business, and each other. >> i'm about to blow my top here. never tell somebody again to do that. >> last year, the company generated $13 million in sales, but posted a $200,000 loss. now sales are down 70% from their peak, and the brothers find themselves $200,000 in debt and counting. they've had to lay off many employees, and neither of them have taken home a paycheck in months. >> i'm in the heat of battle. i'm busy downstairs generating income! >> mounting debt, combined with lagging sales, means that they could be mere weeks away from shutting the d

i hope really in my hear that that collection will find its way to a museum because its dispersal would be too awful to contemplate. brucew you wait around all day for a turner and then two turn up at the same time. this is a mezzotint after the great man-- - joseph mallord william turner. - yeah. and it's by his namesake, but no relative, - charles turner, isn't it? - yes. tell me, how did you get it? it came to my wife whose grandfather was a descendant of turner's. i see. straight through the family? - yes. - fantastic. maas: the owner of it was descended directly from turner, the painter. and so it began to all add up into a really precious object. the two turners had a very unique relationship. they worked very much together. they were fellow students at the royal academy. and turner would go out and he would search for views that would look well in engraving. and together they published them, - and money was made. - right. and we believe tt some of the little pencil scribbles on it are by turner himself. i saw the pencil marks. you can see them up here in the hills. it was quite clear that somebody had drawn on it

will diminish character of the duncan neighborhood. i represent fully ask the commissioner to take discretionary review. thank you for your time >> i'm bruce. the dr requester. the two big concerns i have with this project is the height and the number of levels which is unprecedent ed with our neighbor which is paramountly over a garage and then the proposed building which is a 5 level building. so we're going concerned about that it doesn't fit and would set a new precedent in the neighborhood. secondly our setbacks. my lot is zoned rh two it's a two unit building. my feeling is the bigger the structure the bigger the setbacks. there are 5 lots nearby that are set almost to the rear of the lot. so the western part of the level steps back. and our real concern here is the proposed project is straight up at the block phase other than the 3 by 5 no such it's hard to notice. so those are the concerns we have. >> now calling in speakers in support of the dr i have several cards here. (calling names) >> if your name's been called he can approach the podium. there are more there are quite a few if you want to line up on this side. whoever feels